Peace talks between Israel and Syria have hit a major roadblock over a key demand from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Israel insists on retaining the right to carry out military strikes in Syria even after a peace deal, a condition President Ahmed al-Sharaa has flatly rejected. Al-Sharaa, who rose to power after overthrowing Bashar al-Assad, has been labeled a terrorist by Israeli leaders, but remains open to future normalization, possibly through the Abraham Accords. Despite some progress, both sides remain far apart, with Israel occupying a 1974 buffer zone and Syria unwilling to concede sovereignty. Officials say any potential agreement would likely begin as a cold peace focused on security cooperation, with no immediate public warmth or cultural exchange expected.#Israel #Syria #middleeast #PeaceTalks #AbrahamAccords #Geopolitics #Diplomacy #ConflictResolution #RegionalTensions #MiddleEastPeace #AhmedAlSharaa #netanyahu
Syria-Israel Security Deal Hits A Roadblock? Al-Sharaa Rejects Israeli Air Access Demand | Watch
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